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Teddy Stadium Sold Out for Beitar Jerusalem vs. Maccabi Tel Aviv Match

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Beitar Jerusalem's home match against undefeated league leaders Maccabi Tel Aviv on Monday is sold out, with 29,000 fans expected at Teddy Stadium. The game will feature 1,500 seats for separation between the two fan bases. Police are implementing extensive security measures for the highly anticipated fixture.

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  • Beitar Jerusalem vs. Maccabi Tel Aviv match at Teddy Stadium is sold out with 29,000 fans.
  • Maccabi Tel Aviv is the undefeated league leader heading into the match.
  • 1,500 seats will be used for separation between the opposing fan groups.
  • 20,000 of Beitar Jerusalem's 26,000 fans are season ticket holders.
  • Maccabi Tel Aviv is expected to bring 3,000 supporters.
  • Police are increasing security presence around the stadium for the game.
Teddy Stadium Sold Out for Beitar Jerusalem vs. Maccabi Tel Aviv Match
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The upcoming Israeli Premier League match between Beitar Jerusalem and league leaders Maccabi Tel Aviv, scheduled for next Monday at Teddy Stadium, has sold out. Beitar Jerusalem will host Maccabi Tel Aviv, the only undefeated team this season, as part of the seventh round of the league. A total of 29,000 spectators are expected, with an additional 1,500 seats designated for separation between the fan bases. Of the 26,000 Beitar Jerusalem supporters, 20,000 are season ticket holders. Maccabi Tel Aviv is expected to bring 3,000 fans to the game. Police have announced significant security preparations for the match, deploying officers, security guards, and stewards around the stadium to ensure safety.

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